Tickets at Īlbert Cummings, Fairfield Theatre Company StageOne, 70 Sanford St. Tune in at Open VISIONS Forum: Bernice Pan-Deploying Valuism: Can Fashion Reform Consumerism?, Oct. “Hindsight/2020: Humanistic Reflections on an Unprecedented Year” with Yolonda Wilson, online event offered by Fairfield University Quick Center for the Performing Arts, Oct 26, 5-6 p.m. Register on Eventbrite for the links to these lectures. Check out the Museum’s exhibit, “Andrew Forge: The Limits of Sight” which will be part of the talk at /museum/andrewforge “Peggy Guggenheim: Visionary Woman Collector,” Oct. Virtual Lectures hosted by Fairfield University Art Museum: “How to Look at an Abstract Painting,” Oct.
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Advance registration required at /tecicons The Museum of Russian Icons will discuss icons in their collection of John the Baptist, Nov. Gary Gelfenbien, PhD, will discuss the use of iconography in general, Oct. “Icons-In These Troubled Times,” two virtual events hosted by Trinity Episcopal Church’s Art & Soul committee on Zoom: The Rev. 20, Ĭonnecticut’s Beardsley Zoo online Zoo Photography Exhibit, “Photography Goes Wild.” Housatonic Museum of Art will also make the exhibit available as a slideshow, virtual tour and as a print-on-demand catalog.
An appointment to visit the museum is necessary, and visitors must be prepared to comply with social distancing rules and wear protective face masks. “The Roots of Abstraction,” Housatonic Museum of Art on the Housatonic Community College Campus, 900 Lafayette Blvd. Online exhibit also on the City Lights website. Gallery hours: Wed-Fri, noon-5 p.m., Sat noon-4 p.m. and Shout,” the art of Carlos Bautista Biernnay, absurd fiber art influenced by the artist's personal reactions to events on 9/11 in the United States and in Chile, City Lights Gallery, 265 Golden Hill St. Online public vote to choose a first, second, and third place winner with cash prizes of $250, $125, and $75 respectively. Zoo grounds will have 10 one-of-a-kind snowpeople sculptures from local artists on display at the Zoo from Dec-March. “Winter Wonderland” at Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo, 1875 Noble Ave. $15 adult, $13-$10 child and seniors, children under 3 free. Weekends and holidays, the Zoo will retain the morning and afternoon sessions, closing from noon-1 p.m. WSO / Contributed photo / Show More Show LessĬonnecticut’s Beardsley Zoo, 1875 Noble Ave. A $25 suggested donation will be gratefully accepted, says the WSO. This virtual event is a gift to the community, but registration is required. It will include additional content not presented at the live concert recently, including an appearance by Music Director and Conductor Leif Bjaland. Arcadia Press / Contributed photo / Show More Show Less 8 of9įOUR SEASONS: The Waterbury Symphony Orchestra’s performance of Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” (shown here) will be screened on the WSO’s YouTube channel in a special event broadcast Saturday, Oct. Arcadia Publishing and the History Press will publish “New England Candlepin Bowling” by Susan Mara Bregman on Nov.
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Registration is free of charge at GOTR / Contributed photo / Show More Show LessĬANDLEPIN: Most small-ball bowling in Connecticut is duckpin, but to the north of us are places to offer candlepin bowling, a very tough version of the indoor sport that originated in Worcester, Mass.
The afternoon will culminate with participants learning a Halloween inspired dance, showcasing their new skills, new friendships and new moves. The physical activity-based youth development event will be led by BTC’s ballet and Girls on the Run coaches who will facilitate fun activities, dynamic discussions, games, and movement exercises. 24, a fun and engaging experience for girls ages 8-12 that celebrates the power of individuality, connection and movement. GIRLS ON THE RUN: Girls on the Run Greater Hartford and Ballet Theatre Company of West Hartford will partner to deliver “Together We Move” at 1 p.m. Jeff Kravitz /FilmMagic for Clusterfest / Getty Images Show More Show Less 2 of9 AT THE CLUB: New York comic Chris Distefano will perform at the Fairfield Comedy Club, Wall Street Theater, 71 Wall St., Friday Oct.
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